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Russia Sustains Isolation of Kherson’s Korabel Island With Round-the-Clock Strikes

Constant drone strikes sever utilities on Korabel Island, forcing evacuations under persistent shelling.

A car with volunteers drives over a damaged bridge after Russian air bomb attacks in Kherson, Ukraine on August 4.
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Overview

  • Guided aerial bombs struck the Ostrivskyi bridge on August 2, damaging the only road link to Korabel and leaving it barely operable under continuous fire.
  • Subsequent drone and artillery barrages have cut gas, electricity and water to the district, with water now delivered intermittently by generators as shortages grow.
  • More than 1,300 residents have fled Korabel carrying only essential belongings, as evacuation convoys traverse routes patrolled by Russian drones.
  • Kherson’s main hospital is treating dozens of patients wounded by recent shelling and drone strikes, highlighting a deepening humanitarian emergency.
  • Ukrainian commanders report no credible signs of an imminent Russian amphibious landing and are reinforcing anti-landing defenses along the Dnipro River.